The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-20

In few weeks the Peoples will have q brand. "
thing in "our Jennie" comedy drama by Clay NJ.
Greene, who wrote Tho Golden Giant" and FOR.
given" Jennie Yoamans has been travelling II with
more or ie's success since the opening Of the season
The herrmac and Monitor naval exhibit will be missed
soon. Its closing days at hand
At the Eden Musee good music lifeke wax works and
that interesting puzzle the Aicob chess and checker
player make up afternoon evening Of instruction
and recreation.
At the Madison Square Tho MARTYR" In spite Of crit
ical condemnation il doing respectable business Ths
play has been altered for the better and thereby
compact and consistent It will last month altogether
Manager Palmer has recently received the ript
Of Heart OF Hearts" by Henry Arthur Jones which
has pleased London, and which will DO the
son Square before tho close Of the senson.
It Is possible IN engage at Days for "Ths Rail
road or Love- but II choice places are desired II Is
necessary to mako engagements for distant night
Even now there is q take reaching up to Christmas
Tho Railroad Of Love" deserves this sort OF
after all. From present appearances Il will he long
time before valabregues French farce will have hear
ing, and perhaps Of the promised old comedy
vvais will not be made
"Tho Old Homestead f" will to. morrow night be pic
tured the stage OF Its first success tho Fourteenth
Street Denman Thompson takes IL thither close upon
tho heels Of months stay at Niblos Frequently he
was compelled to turn people away from the Broadway
house. Somehow or other It draws the same folks to
the theare twice. and thrice The cast
1t was at FIRST Walter Gale playing The Tramp and
George Beano doing GU Prime In the excellent
manner that originally won them mmendation. "The
Old Homestead will stay Mt the Fourteenth Street until
Chrstmas giving way then to "Le Voyage en- Suisse
by tho Hanlons company at the head Of which Is at
leas: lIanlon.
The Thanksgiving bill at Poole Ia Tom Tayors peren.
NAL play THE Ticket enve Man, acted by the stock
company of this house, and there will be nine perform
ances of it at popular prices Poole will offer novelty
in a few weeks 1t will be new star with comedy.
John Hayerigg is the man. and lone Million Dolars'
Is his play. For few weeks past he has been the
road with his impcrsonaton of Dick Golfer tho tramp.
Tho witchery and the scenic marves Of Faust" with
the disputed merits of Henry rving's Mcphistopheies
have been attractions strong enough to Ill heStar The
Saturday night changes of bill have proved profit.
able. "The Bells and Jingle" conspcuously co. and
next Saturday night they will be repeated. Irving's
city season closes Dec. &. and during the
final week he will offer mixed repertory, this
plan being necessitated by the sending In advance
Of his Faust" scenery In the spring the Lyceum
company will have at the Star dur
ing which W. G. wills's familiar BOLIVIA will be pro.
duced Close upon Irvngs heels will como Jnla Mar.
lowe the promising debutante OF few weeks at the
Bou Col Miles has been encouraged to push her to tho
'front.' and he has hired the Star for the week Of Dec IL
to II to have her play Juliet Viod and Prthenfd to the
Romeo, Inoomdr and Matrosto Of Joseph s. Haworth.
Nine. Ponisi and Harry Edward will also be Of the spe.
cial support Soon afterward Tho Soggarth Irish
drama BY George Darrell will be tried for month. It
will be extensively mounted and there will be good
in tho cast Darrell originally produced it in Aus
traia but 1t has since been performed in England.
Oliver Byron bought for America and the leading r6e
was rst offered to Dominick Murray. but he being
starring tour himself did not accepts it, 1t will have
road trial before its Star production and Byron plans
send it on long tour though he will not appear in it.
dorothy" is better liked the longer played the
and that s good sign OF Its future Harry Pauon is
getting into the good graces Of American audiences who
know good comedian whom they see him.
That picturesque Irish DRAMA 1.-THE Ivy Leaf" which
W. II. Powers company has been playing for three
four seasons past and which has been approved
than by city audiences will come into town again
tomorrow night opening at the Windsor. Tho piece is
recalled for Its revolving tower and tho flight of
eagle carrying OF child In the cast Charles Frew.
good low comedian; Con T. Murphy, who is popularity
supposed to have written the play George Connane
who plays the heroine, and number Of other people
not well known. Next week the Windsor will have
Phosa McAlster in Taken From Life" and after her
''The Pavements of Paris" Jim the Penman" is also
coming attraction Of merit at the Windsor.
OF "A Parlor Match" which comes to the Grand to.
morrow. nothing need be told 1t Is Of tho best
money makers and laugh producers Hoyt ever
cocted. Evans and Hoey. who out Of tho vaudeves
wthit have pretty nearly made fortune already and
next year. they may make great deal more Evans is
eccentric comedian of consdera ability and Hoey
has few equals feeder" Their return to the city
will, Of course, hl the Grand throughout the week.
There is no sign yet OF any departure from the old
policy at Walacks School" is to be the bill n short
time longer revival of "ForgetMeNot" with Rose
Ceghan Stephanie is talked about at the theatre
ensuing BILL and from other quarters 1t heard that
there was once chance of reproduction Of "The
Silver King" with osmond Tearle the suffering Efyred
Denrir. This However. may not happen
For the first time in years Tony Pastor will hold no
Thanksgiving jubilee at the Academy Instead. he will
give extra matinee Of varieties at his theatre.
During the week his performers will be Dan Mason the
German comedian who used to star; Ada Melrose back
from the skipped by the Light of the Noon company;
Wood, Bryant and Sheppard. the musical trio recently
Applauded much at Dockstader's Callan. Haley. and
Callan. who once owned minstrel show; tho Milar
brothers, pretty Kitty Aiyne and some othersa good
"Madelon" a comic opera by Charles Lecocq. will
succeed Tho Marquis at tho Casino a week from
morrow night. 1t is q revision OF La Petite Made.
mosele originally sung at the Paris Renaissance years
ago. All the singers and comedians now employed in
1.-THE Marquis" will be in Madeion," which, II old
In Paris will be here for the prior of
OF Lecocq's best melodies by theatre and dance
chesras Bertha Ricci Lille Grub, and Belle Urquhart
will have the chief roles.
People who believe in the promise of the American
comic opera composer will have chance to measure
his ability night at the Fifth Avenue where
The Begun" composed by Reginald De Koven. will be
for the first time in this city by the McCau opera
company Tho singers 70 possess the Fifth Avenue
three weeks and aftorward there will be month of
Richard Mansfield devoted principally to DIR Jekyll
and Mr.. Hyde" and Monsieur" Tho Boston Ideal
opera company will next sing for month. and with
them Zeie do Cussan will make her metropolitan debut
It is delightful Gen Sherman on first nights In
theatres He usually has pretty lady with him. and
the attention he pays to her lesson to those careless
young who out and dawdle in the lobby help
hold up neghborng bars during the intermssions Tho
old war horse 10 white headed and subby bearded and
his clothes not the correct evening dress by any
means for he usually wears pepper and salt suit but
there earnest admiration in his honest blue eyes and
the court he pays to his companion is than claw
hammer coat could convey. Another striking figure is
that OF young man, fautlessy attired with rather
meaningless but handsome face reared altitude of
six feet and three inches by verabe pair tongs for
legs This Is Baron Blanc, cousin of Freddy Gebhsrd
and he married lately the divorced wife OF Alexander
Regal OF Philadelphia She went the stage a singer
She is pretty blonde, and they make a striking pair
small woman, with a mouth and chin much like Anna
Dickinsons with nice eyes and n cloud of flow.
Ing blond hair. is Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox. A